probably not depending on the resolution you are capturing at. which model power book? also, for video there are special "AV" drives that do a better job because of the drive being able to synchronize with the video and avoid waiting for it to turn nearly all of the way around frequently to get to the block you want to write again. in any case you want to defragment the drive before you try this.
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